Heba Press
The ceremony of laying the first stone for the construction of the Moroccan diplomatic complex in Guinea was held yesterday, Wednesday, in the Guinean capital, organized by the embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Conakry, in the presence of Moroccan officials and personalities and Guineans.
A press release from the diplomatic representation of the Kingdom indicates that this ceremony, opened by the ambassador of His Majesty the King in Conakry, Issam Tayeb, was distinguished in particular by the presence of the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dré Diaka Sidibé , and the secretaries general of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Reconstruction, Housing and Planning, and International Cooperation, in addition to the Governorate of the city of Conakry.
Furthermore, Mr. Tayeb stressed that “this new modern building will add a new Moroccan architectural touch to the urban landscape of Conakry”, explaining that it “will constitute a symbol and reflection of the firm and lasting commitment to strengthening the multidimensional bridges “. connecting our nations, our cultures and our peoples”, in line with the noble vision of His Majesty King Mohammed the Sixth.
The report quotes the Moroccan diplomat stressing that this future diplomatic complex aspires to ensure “qualitative promotion” in the consular and social services allocated to the Moroccan community residing in Guinea.
For his part, the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Integration and Guineans Living Abroad, Abdoulaye Yola, highlighted the historic friendly relations existing between Morocco and Guinea, as well as between the leaders of the two countries.
In this regard, he underlined the great importance of the construction of the new diplomatic complex for the Kingdom of Morocco, reiterating the determination of the Guinean authorities to work to strengthen the Moroccan-Guinean partnership.
Then, the public followed a presentation on the main characteristics of traditional crafts and heritage that characterize the future Moroccan embassy and residence in Conakry.
